About 100 years ago, Vermont was three degrees cooler than it is today; 80 years from now, it’s going to be anywhere from three to 12 degrees hotter, according to David Grass, an environmental health program manager with the Vermont Department of Health.
Apple-picking season is back in Vermont, and orchards across the state are starting to come alive with visitors — and apples.
Shelburne town officials have suggested limiting the number of motel vouchers, a critical state program that helped hundreds of people with housing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Shelburne’s Troop 602 celebrated five new Eagle Scouts this summer at a celebration at the Scout Barn at Davis Park.
The Vermont Emergency Rental Assistance Program, or VERAP, doled out over $130 million across the state in emergency assistance for those struggling to pay rent and utilities since the COVID-19 pandemic began, but now that program is winding down.
Shelburne voters will decide in March whether to adopt a local option tax in town.
Players aren’t the only ones who can get ejected from sporting events this year.
Vermonters will be able to receive newly approved COVID-19 vaccine booster shots designed to be a match for the BA.5 Omicron variant currently affecting most people.
A plan three years in the making to build a pedestrian and cyclist bridge over the LaPlatte River continues to get more and more expensive.
Vermont Parks Forever has completed its 8th season of funding a student internship at Mt. Philo State Park, the oldest state park in Vermont.
To mark its 75th anniversary, Shelburne Museum will reopen its historic Stagecoach Inn, home to the museum’s renowned American folk-art collection.
The Shelburne Selectboard has asked the consulting group working on the town’s wastewater treatment project to evaluate the cost of consolidating its operations at Turtle Lane, a win for resid…
Five months after signing a nearly $200,000 settlement agreement, former police Chief Aaron Noble hasn’t done much consulting work for the town of Shelburne.
The Shelburne Planning Commission has warned a public hearing for Sept. 8, beginning what could be a long process to eliminate the town’s current zoning designation for property on the northwe…
Hundreds turned out for Shelburne Day, an annual celebration of the town that takes over the weekly Saturday farmers market on the Parade Ground in the village.
For 55 years Shelburne Highway Superintendent Paul Goodrich has worked for the town highway department to keep town streets in great condition for the community.
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